This is one of the last climbs I did and had an excellent time on it.

Not everybody gets to climb out here during the winter, for good reason. It's actually snowing while this photo was taken. Smith Rock Tuff still gets amazingly good purchase when it is wet, or snowed on, so it is actually still worth climbing.

A good 5.7 at Smith Rock, framed by the hardware that made the area famous.

i really like this route while others arn't fond of it, nice arete

Domenec Garcia Solana sends Rawhide, 5.11d, Smith Rock. This is a killer climb, by the way. Thin crips to a rest, followed by a one-finger undercling in a mono pocket to a jug!! Check out my adventure photography site for more pictures!

Double Trouble is a slippery arete (5.10b) that stays shady until early afternoon. Great on a hot day!

Palor eyeing the second half of Double Trouble 5.10b ***. Very fun route, but over protected. Must do for the grade.

Justice about to clip the first bolt on Heresy. Photo by davidji.

Shane traversing in to the first clip on Heresy (11b/c). (Photo: Jay Wright)

Great route, excellent moves and position. Climbed with a nice guy from Kentucky and a young lady from Wyoming. Great day with good company! June 2005.

Jody O'Donnell getting ready for the final moves on Heresy

It's so overhanging around this route we were able to climb it while waiting for the rain to stop, it didn't....May 2005. Photo courtesy of Reid Benson

Billy takes a stroll as the light starts to fade. May 2005

Lightrack of a strong attempt of Ring of Fire(11d). Fired next go. May 2005

Alderak warming up on Revelations during our first day at Smith.

this is andrew working on a route to the left of ring of fire, i think it was a 10b

we were working on ring of fire when she walked by, can't remember her name, we let her top rope it real fast as she was on her way out

This is me on one of my favorite routes at Smith Rock, Heresy. The last move is a throw for the finishing jug with the right hand while your left hand is in a crappy dish. Gotta Love Smith.

I've never climbed this route, though it always looks great after the finger-shreddin' on ring of fire

my buddy fell clipping the second roof all the way to the first one--what a ride!

Actually i dont think it was that hot that day...in fact it rained on us the day before...but this is one of my fav routes at smith

This is me on my nemisis route, Heresy. I fell at the second to last move. My friend Mike (c-townclimber) took the pic.

This, according to the Smith supplement, is a 10.b and no name was given. It's to the left of Ring of Fire and to the right of Dancer/Jete. It's a fun climb with some knobby, crimpy action, and a horizontal crack section. (And beautiful views, as everywhere in Smith.) Anyone know the name, let me know!

Again, not my best photographic work, but more visions of Smith and it's grandeur. This is a layback-intensive climb on such an unusual feature. Rated 10.b. The crux is right above Phillip where the two blocks meet.

Michael looking manly on Wartley's Revenge, a fun but pumpy trad 11.b crack.